Vivid turquoise-blue eyes meet the viewer in “Viola” by Mia Färm. The face fills almost the entire canvas, built from fields of grey, black, beige and creamy white. Dark contours emphasise the eyes and brows, while pale strokes shape the bridge of the nose, lips and chin.
Blue and violet accents interrupt the restrained palette on both sides of the face, particularly on the right. Broad brushstrokes, sharp colour edges and broken surfaces alternate with thin paint drips and splashes. More precisely rendered features meet freely applied abstract marks, allowing the portrait to be experienced both as a face and as a richly worked painted surface.
Mia Färm describes “Viola” as a portrait balancing strength and vulnerability. She highlights the intense gaze and the blue and violet accents as elements that introduce depth, energy and a subtle dreamlike quality. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format and close cropping reinforce the direct connection between the portrait and the viewer.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Mia Färm.
- Signed by the artist.
- "Viola is a modern portrait with strong presence. A piece that balances strength and vulnerability, drawing the viewer in through its intense gaze and layered expression. It is a powerful yet calm portrait where intense blue eyes meet a muted monochrome palette. The face emerges from layers of grey, black, and beige, while violet and blue accents add depth, energy, and a subtle dreamlike quality." Mia Färm
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Vivid turquoise-blue eyes meet the viewer in “Viola” by Mia Färm. The face fills almost the entire canvas, built from fields of grey, black, beige and creamy white. Dark contours emphasise the eyes and brows, while pale strokes shape the bridge of the nose, lips and chin.
Blue and violet accents interrupt the restrained palette on both sides of the face, particularly on the right. Broad brushstrokes, sharp colour edges and broken surfaces alternate with thin paint drips and splashes. More precisely rendered features meet freely applied abstract marks, allowing the portrait to be experienced both as a face and as a richly worked painted surface.
Mia Färm describes “Viola” as a portrait balancing strength and vulnerability. She highlights the intense gaze and the blue and violet accents as elements that introduce depth, energy and a subtle dreamlike quality. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format and close cropping reinforce the direct connection between the portrait and the viewer.
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